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Full descriptions of the following Internship Opportunities may be available in the the Internship Files located at the St. Ben’s and St. John’s Career Resource Centers.
NEW INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITIES are posted in E-link.
ONGOING INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITIES are listed in alphabetical order. These organizations offer internships year round or every summer. Check the listing for details.
ARCHIVED OPPORTUNITIES are listed in alphabetical order. Don’t overlook these organizations who’ve offered internships in the past. If you find an organization that interests you, check their website or contact them directly for information about current opportunities.
Associated Press – New York, NY ON-GOING
Graphics Internship Program
Description: The Graphics Department of The Associated Press is offering a 12- week internship. Interns will get to create breaking and advanced graphics for national, international, sports, and business fields. Interns will also get to work on research and interviewing techniques. This internship is paid.
Responsibilities: Interns will learn to manipulate data and create meta-data oriented graphics, learn vector rendering, and 3-D rendering styles for graphics.
Requirements: Interns must be a junior or senior. Start dates may be anytime between mid- May and mid- June depending on schedule.
Application Process: Write a 300- word essay about the topic described above, submit a resume and cover letter, 2 letters of reference (at least one from a professor or faculty advisor on school letterhead), a completed employment application, and a portfolio of interns work.
Please go to website below to print off an application.
CONTACT: Senior Recruiter
Will Chang
ADDRESS: The Associated Press
450 W. 33rd St.,
New York, NY 10001
WEBSITE: www.ap.org/pages/contact/contact.html
CRC CATEGORIES: (AT) Arts, (CM) Communication Writing
Associated Press Broadcast News Center – Washington, D.C. ON-GOING
Metro Desk Internship Program
Description: The Associated Press Broadcast News Center in Washington, D. C is offering a paid metro news desk internship during the summer. This internship is paid.
Responsibilities: The interns will assist the Metro Washington, D.C. news desk by making beat calls, monitoring newscasts, and will cover stories for both the broadcast-style and print- style wires. The intern will also train as an in-house writer and reporter for AP’s radio services.
Requirements: Interns must be juniors or seniors. Start dates may be anytime between mid- May and mid- June depending on schedule.
Application Process: Write a 300- word essay about the topic described above, submit a resume and cover letter, 2 letters of reference (at least one from a professor or faculty advisor on school letterhead), 3 writing samples of the combinations of: a news writing assignment completed for journalism class, a clip of a story written for a college newspaper, a script written for a radio or TV newscast, or a script or story written for an internship at a newspaper or broadcast station. However, one must be a broadcast writing sample. Interns must take the broadcast internship writing test at the nearest bureau (which can be found on the homepage website), where you can submit the required materials and complete an application. Please contact person below to set up the writing test.
CONTACT: Senior Recruiter, Will Chang
ADDRESS: The Associated Press
450 W. 33rd St.,
New York, NY 10001
WEBSITE: www.ap.org
CRC CATEGORIES: Broadcasting, Communication Writing (CM)
Boston Scientific – Maple Grove, MN ON-GOING
Boston Scientific is a worldwide developer, manufacturer and marketer of medical devices with approximately 16,000 employees and revenue of $5.6 billion. The intern will work will engineers and technicians in support of the mechanical testing lab, bringing clarity and consistency to documents through accurate and concise writing and effective use of document format. Key responsibilities include: contributing to the creation and revision of engineering deliverables, re-formatting existing documents, summarizing technical information, organizing validation status information, organizing raw data, planning documents for the engineer, and initiate document approvals. Students must have knowledge of Microsoft Word and Excel. The position will entail a 40 hour work week for approximately 12 weeks starting in May through August. Interns must have a minimum of on upper-division technical writing course and must have junior or senior standing. This is a paid internship. Email cover letter and resume to the contact below. This opportunity was given to the internship office by CSB alum.
CONTACT: Heidi Erickson
WEBSITE: www.bostonscientific.com
E-MAIL: heidi.erickson1@bsci.com
CRC CATEGORIES: COMMUNICATION-communication writing (CM)
The Brain Injury Association of MN – Minneapolis, MN ON-GOING
The Brain Injury Association of MN is offering a flexible communications internship for the spring semester. The intern will be responsible for writing and sending press releases, researching, developing and compiling content for the organization’s electronic newsletter, maintaining the communications database, updating website content, and editing and publishing the quarterly newsletter. The communications intern will receive training, guidance and feedback in order to develop professional communication skills. The intern should be a sophomore, junior or senior pursuing a degree in communications, journalism, English, nonprofit management, or related field. Knowledge of basic word processing, spreadsheet and organizational skills are a must. This is an 8 hour per week position primarily weekday hours, but some early evening hours are also available. If interested contact Kimberly Ferencik.
CONTACT: Kimberly Ferencik, Volunteer Coordinator
ADDRESS: Brain Injury Association of Minnesota
34 13th Ave NE., Suite B001
Minneapolis, MN 55413
PHONE: (612) 238-3234
(800) 669-6442
FAX: (612) 378-2789
EMAIL: kimberlyf@braininjurymn.org
WEBSITE: www.braininjurymn.org
CRC CATEGORIES: COMMUNICATION (Writing) (CM)
Brain Injury Association of MN – Communications Intern - Minneapolis, Minnesota – Summer and Fall Description: The Brain Injury Association of Minnesota is the only nonprofit organization in the state dedicated solely to serving the needs of the 94,000 Minnesotans who live with a disability due to brain injury. Their mission is to enhance the quality of life and bring the promise of a better tomorrow for all people affected by brain injury. Under the guidance of the Public Awareness Director, the Communications Intern performs a variety of communications activities to enhance the quality of life and bring the promise of a better tomorrow for all people affected by brain injury. This unpaid internship can be arranged for credit. Visit their website: www.braininjurymn.org.
Responsibilities: Responsibilities will vary depending on the interest of the Intern and organization’s workload. The Intern may be in charge of writing and sending press releases, researching, developing and compiling content for the organization’s electronic newsletter, maintaining the communications database, updating website content, and contributing to the writing, editing and publishing of the quarterly newsletter. There might also be communications duties related to special events and community outreach activities.
Qualifications: Student pursuing a degree in Communications, Journalism, English, Nonprofit Management or related field. Position is open to sophomores, juniors or seniors who have completed some coursework in Mass Communications and Journalism or Expository Writing. Basic word processing, spreadsheet and organizational skills are a must. Desktop publishing skills and an interest in nonprofit organizations is a plus. Transportation required. We ask for a minimum of one term with 8+ hours per week, primarily weekday hours but some early evening hours are also available.
Application Process: Contact the Volunteer Coordinator at 612-378-2742 or kimberlyf@braininjurymn.org.
CRC CATEGORIES: Communication Writing (CM) (4/06)
Capstone Press – Bloomington, MN ON-GOING
CSB/SJU students have interned at this site in the past. Contact the organization directly for information on current opportunities.
CRC CATEGORIES: COMMUNICATION (CM)
Catholic Charities – St. Cloud, MN ON-GOING
Catholic Charities is seeking a part-time, 20 hours per week, communications intern for the spring semester. The intern will be responsible for assisting the communications associate with planning, coordinating, designing, preparing, and implementing communications and development materials and campaigns. The intern will also assist with the collection of client testimonials and photos, support appeal efforts, special events, annual reporting and review, assist with media relations, publicity campaigns, and monitoring and ongoing maintenance of the organization’s web page. To qualify, the intern should have student training toward a B.A. /B.S. degree in mass communication, graphic design, journalism, marketing or related field. Experience in a graphics and advertising environment with familiarity with QuarkXpress software is preferred. The position works primarily in an office setting, however, the intern should have his or her own means of transportation because some weekly travel around the St. Cloud Area will be necessary. To apply, please send a resume and cover letter to the contact below.
- This position has been filled for the spring semester.
CONTACT: Diane Swenson
Human Resources
ADDRESS: Catholic Charities
911 18th St. North
St. Cloud, MN 56302-2390
PHONE: (320) 650-1559
CRC CATEGORIES: (AT) ARTS ADMINISTRATION, (CM) COMMUNICATIONS
Chronicle for Higher Education – Washington, D.C. ON-GOING
Description: The Chronicle is seeking editorial interns for summer. The internships are paid, full-time positions in their Washington, D.C. office and will last from June until early September.
Responsibilities: Reporting and writing brief features for print and daily news articles for their Website.
For more information on this opportunity, please go to: http://chronicle.com/help/staff/intern.htm.
CRC CATEGORIES: COMMUNICATION WRITING (CM)
Dow Jones Newspaper Fund, Inc. – Princeton, NJ ON-GOING
Dow Jones Newspaper Fund (DJNF) is offering two summer internships open to U.S. citizens enrolled as full-time college junior, senior, or graduate students. Duties of the Newspaper Copy Editing Internship include editing stories, writing headlines and designing pages for leading American newspapers. The Sports Copy Editing Internship duties include editing and design for the sports sections of daily newspapers. Both internships include a two week editing residency, regular wages for 10 weeks after the residency, $1000 scholarships for full-time students returning to school in fall, and travel to residency and internship site. Application deadline is Nov. 1. An Editing Exam is required and must be taken before Nov. 1st.
Dow Jones also offers a summer Business Reporting Internship Program open to college sophomores and juniors. After an intensive one-week training course in New York City, students spend 10 weeks as salaried reporters for daily newspapers or news services. The Fund provides transportation, room and board during the training course. Successful interns who return to school the following fall will receive $1,000 college scholarships. Living arrangements and commuting expenses during the internship are the interns responsibility. Minority students are encouraged to apply. Full descriptions of these internships with detailed application instructions are available in the Career Resource Centers on either campus.
CONTACT: Dow Jones Newspaper Fund, Inc.
PO Box 300
Princeton, NJ 08543-0300
PHONE: (609) 452-2820
EMAIL: newsfund@wsj.dowjones.com
WEBSITE: http://DJNewspaperFund.dowjones.com
CRC CATEGORIES: COMMUNICATION – Writing (CM)
Education Sector - Communications Internship – Washington, D.C. ON-GOING
Education Sector, a new education policy think tank in Washington, D.C. offers substantive internship experiences for college undergraduates, graduate students, and recent graduates interested in education policy, research and communications. The opportunities are offered during the school year and summer. Visit their website for further information: www.educationsector.org.
Responsibilities: Interns are expected to engage in a variety of activities, including collecting and analyzing data, tracking issues and policy developments, writing brief articles for their newsletter and online publications, planning and helping to run forums and conferences. Professional development opportunities are available.
Qualifications: Interest and commitment to improving public education, strong writing and analytical skills, good organization skills and the ability to juggle a variety of tasks in a fast-paced environment.
Application Process: Send cover letter explaining your interest, resume and writing sample by email to: hreducationsector.org@. Most internships are unpaid, however there is a limited number of scholarships available for outstanding applicants.
CRC CATEGORIES: Governments (GO) Communication Writing (CM) (EP) Event Planning.
Elder Network – Centra Care Clinic - Saint Cloud, MN ON-GOING
The Elder Network is an outreach program utilizing senior peer volunteer counselors who receive training and then are connected with a senior in need within the community. Through active listening by the Peer Volunteer Counselor, clients are helped to work through their issues, remain independent, and live a better quality life.
Responsibilities: Interns are expected to work the data system by entering and keeping track of volunteers and clients. They will be responsible for developing and setting up and Elder network Newsletter, as well as work with the Elder Network program in terms of client reviews and office tasks.
Qualifications: the applicant needs to be: a self-starter, dependable, confident. They should have computer skills and be able to track records. The intern will also need to have great social and relationship skills to work cooperatively with office personnel.
Application: Applicants will provide resume and be interviewed by the Outreach Case Manager of Elder Network.
CONTACT: Nancy Fandel, Outreach Case Manager
EMAIL: fandeln@centracare.com
PHONE: (320) 229-3760
CRC CATEGORIES: Communication Writing CM, Human Services (HS) (9/06)
Girl Scouts – Land of Lakes Council – Waite Park, MN ON-GOING
Girl Scouts is a contemporary, informal education program that gives girls and young women ages 5-17 a chance to build character and skills for success in the real world. This internship position is geared towards assisting with, monitoring, and recording existing fund development projects and events. Interns will also research and compile data to be used in grant writing while also assisting with the writing and designing of newsletters and publications for internal and external publication. Good communication skills, excellent writing skills, computer competency, and the willingness to travel and provide transportation are necessary traits for this position. This is an ongoing opportunity. Any questions about this position should be directed to the contact below.
CONTACT: Tauna Quimby
ADDRESS: Girls Scouts
117 South Fourth St.
Waite Park, MN 56367
PHONE: (320)252-2952
EMAIL: tquimby@girlscoutslolc.org
CRC CATEGORIES: COMMUNICATION (CM)
Graywolf Press – St. Paul, MN ON-GOING
Graywolf is a small, nonprofit literary press which creates and promotes imaginative literature to a vital and diverse culture. Graywolf Press is offering an ongoing internship for students interested in publishing. Students should have knowledge of contemporary literature, communication skills, computer literacy, and undergraduate experience in English or a related field. This is a 15-25 hours per week position for a three month period. The intern will work with the editorial staff as they read, log, and evaluate fiction and poetry manuscripts. Interns will also be responsible for marketing, publicity, marketing research, and submitting Graywolf books for awards and prizes. The internship is unpaid. To apply, please send a resume and cover letter to the address below. Spring internship resumes accepted between September 1 and November 1, Summer internship resumes accepted between March 1 and April 15, and Fall internship resumes accepted between June 1 and July 30.
CONTACT: Colleen Maley
ADDRESS: Graywolf Press
2402 University Avenue, Suite 203
St. Paul, MN 55114
EMAIL: maley@graywolfpress.org
CRC CATEGORIES: COMMUNICATION (CM)
Initiative Foundation – Little Falls, MN ON-GOING
Initiative Foundation, the seventh largest community foundation in Minnesota, specializing in community and environmental planning, grant making, and economic development and donor services, is offering an internship for spring semester. The intern will be responsible for researching and writing feature news releases, newspaper articles, articles for Initiative Quarterly Magazine, and will be occasionally involved in developing ads and marketing materials. The internship will consist of 15 flexible hours per week, Monday through Friday. This is a paid opportunity at $6.50/hour plus reimbursement for project-related mileage and expenses. Students should have strong news writing and creative writing ability, good organizational and documentation skills, and have basic knowledge of QuarkXPress. Send resume and two writing samples to the contact below.
CONTACT: Matt Kilian
ADDRESS: Initiative Foundation
First Street SE 405
Little Falls, MN 56345
PHONE: (320) 632-9255
E-MAIL: mkilian@ifound.org
CRC CATEGORIES: (CM) COMMUNICATIONS
Kelly Services – St. Cloud, MN ON-GOING
Kelly Services is a Fortune 500 company headquartered in Troy, Mich., offering human resources solutions that include temporary services, staff leasing, outsourcing, and vendor on-site/full-time placement. Interns at the office in St. Cloud would work closely with two staffing supervisors and would gain experience in interviewing, conducting background screens, arranging drug testing, filling out legal paperwork, and contacting references. For more information please use the contact information listed below.
CONTACT: Nick Mariotti
PHONE: (320) 253-7430
E-MAIL: Nick.Mariotti@KellyServices.com
CRC CATEGORIES: (CM) COMMUNICATIONS
Lerner Publishing Group – Minneapolis, MN ON-GOING
Lerner Publishing Group is offering and editorial internship for the spring. The intern will assist with the review and assessment of unsolicited submissions, including sending out rejections in a timely way. The intern will also perform research tasks, compile book style sheets, further reading lists and perform administrative duties. Students should have at least one semester of undergraduate work, have excellent library skills, be proficient with internet research, have a strong interest in children’s writing, and be familiar with MS Word. This is a 90 day paid internship at 20 hours/week. Fax or email resumes to the contact below.
CONTACT: Joyce Hutchinson
ADDRESS: 1251 Washington Ave. N.
Minneapolis, MN 55401
FAX: (612) 204-9208
WEBSITE: www.lernerbooks.com
EMAIL: jhutchinson@lernerbooks.com
CRC CATEGORIES: (CM) COMMUNICATION
Liturgical Press/St. John’s Abbey – Collegeville, MN Marketing Department – Project Assistant/Copywriter
Description: Under the direct supervision of the Marketing Promotions Coordinator, this internship position is responsible for copywriting project assignments to be completed by established deadlines and other promotions duties as assigned.
Responsibilities: Write copy for new titles, advertising brochures, catalogs, spaces ads, and website. In project support role as assigned, is responsible for all copy corrections and proofing against drafts. As assigned and on projects this person coordinates, this person is responsible for copy corrections to online and traditional databases, proofread drafts on all projects, provide copy layout support on catalogs, ads, etc.
Qualifications: Working towards a degree in English, language arts/humanities or marketing/communications, demonstrable skills in copywriting, ability to work as a member of a team, skills in Word, Adobe GoLive, Adobe InDesign, Quark, Excel, Access, ability to organize work priorities, familiarity with Catholic-Christian practices desirable. Prefer 15 hours per week, if possible.
Application Process: Send letter, resume and 2-3 writing samples to the following: Michelle Verkuilen, Marketing Manager
Liturgical Press, Marketing Department
St. John's Abbey
Collegeville, MN 56321
mverkuilen@csbsju.edu
Phone: 320-363-2227
Fax: 320-363-3278
CRC CATEGORIES: Writing (CM) (10-06)
Milkweed Editions – Minneapolis, MN ON-GOING
Milkweed Editions provides internship opportunities designed to meet the needs of the press, while giving interns the chance to learn about various aspects of work in a nonprofit publishing house.
Responsibilities: Interns would be responsible for editing, proofreading, marketing, and working with publicity. They are responsible for editorial, administration, marketing, and development processes as well as library research, writing, collating, and data entry.
Qualifications: Interns are preferred to have excellent communications and organizational skills, pay high attention to detail, have the ability to work independently, have knowledge of computers and be fluent with them, and qualified interns would have at least 3 years completed towards their bachelor’s degree.
Application: Interested candidates should submit a resume, cover letter, and two letters of recommendation to:
CONTACT: Intern Coordinator
Milkweed Editions
Open Book
1011 Washington Ave. S. Suite 300
Minneapolis, MN 55415
CRC CATEGORIES: COMMUNICATION JOURNALISM (CM) COMMUNICATION WRITING (CM) (7/06)
MN Private College Council/Fund/Research Foundation – St. Paul, Minnesota ON-GOING
The MN Private College Council/Fund/Research Foundation, related organizations representing 17 private colleges and universities, seek a Research and Policy Intern. Their organization, located in downtown St. Paul, represents over 55,000 students throughout Minnesota. They serve their member colleges through government relations and public policy development, research and analysis, cooperative marketing and communication, intentional engagement with civic organizations and diverse communities, fundraising partnerships with corporations and foundations, and grand acquisitions and administration. This is a paid position - $9.00/hr. For more information, visit their web site at www.mnprivatecolleges.org.
Responsibilities: The Research and Policy Intern assists the Research Associate with policy-related research and performs a variety of administrative tasks to support their policy activities during the Minnesota legislative session. The position is responsible for timely analysis and reporting. The intern will collect data, analyze findings and write reports, perform various administrative duties, assist others with projects ad needed.
Qualifications: A student in good standing, good written and oral skills, proficiency in MS Office, ability to interact with staff/public, demonstrated analytical skills, basic knowledge of Minnesota legislative process, detail oriented, and accuracy with attention to detail.
Application Process: Send cover letter outlining basis of interest, a resume, a brief writing sample and references to:
CONTACT: Research Policy Intern Search
Minnesota’s Private Colleges
Bremer Tower
445 Minnesota Street
Suite 500
St. Paul, MN 55101 or
Email: research@mnprivatecolleges.org
CRC CATEGORIES: Government (GO) Communications Public Relations (CM) Communications Writing (CM)
Minnesota Women’s Political Caucus Education Council – St. Paul, MN ON-GOING
The Minnesota Women’s Political Caucus Education Council’s E-Women Win, a project of the Minnesota Women’s Political Caucus Education Council (MWPC-EC), is an Internet community of multi-partisan individuals dedicated to making women’s voices a force on public policy issues in Minnesota. E-Women Win attracts thousands of email subscribers across the state by collaborating with individuals and a wide variety of community organizations. This position is unpaid, part-time and flexible (approximately 15-20 hours per week). Duties include, but are not limited to, researching various women’s issues, searching for and finding relevant news articles, writing content for the weekly “e-lert” sent out by E-Women Win and performing regular upkeep of the organization’s website. A qualified applicant would possess the following skills: interest in the political process, journalism, communication, the women’s community, and have the ability to perform with deadlines.
CONTACT: Erin Moline
ADDRESS: Minnesota Women’s Political Caucus Education Co
550 Rice St.
St. Paul, MN 55103
E-MAIL: emoline@mnwpc.org
CRC CATEGORIES: GENDER ISSUES (GI), COMMUNICATION – Writing (CM)
Minnesota Women’s Press (Books Internship) - St. Paul, MN ON-GOING
Description: This position is ideal for students or those considering a career change; includes working with the bimonthly publication, BookWomen, and other book-related endeavors. This is an ongoing internship that is unpaid.
Responsibilities: Interns will receive hands-on experience in a feminist environment. Students will work 15-20 hours/week.
Requirements: Sensitivity to women’s issues is key.
Application Process: Please send letter of application and resume to the address below.
CONTACT: Mollie Hoben
ADDRESS: 771 Raymond Ave.
St. Paul, MN 55114
FAX: (651)646-2186
EMAIL: hoben@womenspress.com
CRC CATEGORIES: Gender Issues (GI), Communication Writing (CM)
Minnesota Women’s Press (Editorial Internship) - St. Paul, MN ON-GOING
Description: Activities include writing, research, editing, database management, and other special projects. This internship is an ongoing, year round unpaid opportunity.
Responsibilities: Interns will be able to work with the editor, assist editor and copy editor, and help with other needs or the company.
Requirements: Intern will work 10-15 hours/week.
Application process: Please send letter of application and resume to the address below.
CONTACT: Assistant Editor
ADDRESS: 771 Raymond Ave.
St. Paul, MN 55114
FAX: (651)646-2186
EMAIL: assistanteditor@womenspress.com
CRC CATEGORIES: Gender Issues (GI), Communication Writing (CM)
Oak Ridge Associated Universities – Tennessee, Washington, D.C., Maryland, Colorado or California PAID ONGOING
NOTE: THESE INTERNSHIPS ARE ONLY FOR STUDENTS WITH JUNIOR/SENIOR/GRADUATE STATUS
Description: The Oak Ridge Associated Universities (ORAU) Internship Program provides opportunities for qualified undergraduate and first year graduate students to receive hands-on experience in a real-world setting that prepares them to become part of tomorrow's workforce. Disciplines: engineering, computer science, health physics, meteorology, chemistry, physics, biological sciences, environmental sciences, emergency management, public health, epidemiology, accounting, finance, audit, communications, graphic design, human resources, and instructional technology. Currently, there is only one opening in Oak Ridge, Tennessee for an intern interested in working with staff on issues in energy and the environment.
Responsibilities: Develop individualized research project including report in area of joint interest with mentor, present findings in seminar, and participate in group/program meetings/discussions/seminars to learn breadth of multidisciplinary approaches to complex issues.
Qualifications: Students must be enrolled at an accredited college or university as a junior/senior undergraduate or graduate student interested in integrating physical, natural, and/or social sciences with public policy and administration, environmental regulation and management, planning, natural resource management, engineering, business, law, operations research or decision research, organizational psychology, or related fields.
Application Process: Applicants should apply online and submit one-page statement of career interests and goals, short resume, and copy of undergraduate and graduate transcripts. This site might be interesting for some of you to look at for future possibilities. For more information about the ORAU, their website is:
https://orau.igreentree.com/CSS_External/CSSPage_JobDetail.ASP?T=20070208132333&.
CRC CATEGORIES: WRITING (CM) ENVIRONMENTAL (EV) (2/07)
Office of Governor Tim Pawlenty- St. Paul, MN ON-GOING
Fall and Spring
Communications Department Intern
The Governor’s Communications Department is offering an internship program that will provide undergraduate students with an opportunity to gain valuable knowledge and experience by working in a challenging professional environment that offers exposure to public policy and behind the scenes look at the interaction between media and the Governor’s Office.
Responsibilities: The intern will assist the Governor in communicating his programs, priorities, and views to citizens of Minnesota. The intern will issue press releases, schedule press conferences, release the Governor’s public schedule, and announce appointments.
Qualifications: This internship will be for 4-months offered every fall and spring semester to undergraduate students. A minimum of 12 hours per week is required. Previous office experience and computer skills are needed, along with maturity and excellent communication skills.
Application: Please email or fax the application to Tom Erickson. Applications can be found on the following website: http://www.governor.state.mn.us/contacts/internshipopportunities/index.htm
CONTACT: Tom Erickson
Communications Department
Office of Governor Tim Pawlenty
FAX: (651) 296-0056
EMAIL: tom.erickson@state.mn.us
CRC CATEGORIES: GOVERNMENT(GO), COMMUNICATIONS-WRITING (CM) (8-06)
Petters Group Worldwide – Minnetonka, MN ON-GOING
Petters Group Worldwide has recently partnered with St. Ben’s and St. John’s to offer a variety of internship opportunities through the John T. Petters Internship Program. The program targets junior students who wish to apply their classroom knowledge in the work world through a paid internship. The company is committed to providing a well-rounded experience which includes a key focus on individual learning objectives and which introduces students to a variety of business practices, including leadership and career choices. For further information about the company visit their website at www.pettersgroup.com
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The application and a resume are to be sent to the company offices in Minnetonka, MN by U.S. mail. This is an ongoing program. Students interested in future internships should stop by the CSB/SJU Internship Office (located in the Academic Services Building on the St. Ben’s campus) for further information.
CONTACT: CSB/SJU Internship Office for information about:
John T. Petters Internship Program
Petters Group Worldwide
400 Baker Road
Minnetonka, MN 55343
CRC CATEGORIES: Mulitiple, including: COMMUNICATION – Writing/Marketing/Promotions (CM)
Picture Window Books - Bloomington, MN ON-GOING
Picture Window Books publishes illustrated nonfiction picture books for the school and library market. They are seeking an Editorial Intern. This intern will get an up-close view of the publishing process from conception to bound book. The intern’s primary duties will be to perform fact checking and product research. Other duties will include proofreading and assorted administrative tasks. This is a paid position.
CONTACT: Jill Anderson
ADDRESS: Picture Window Books
7825 Telegraph Road
Bloomington, MN 55438
FAX: (952) 746-8794
E-MAIL: j.anderson@picturewindowbooks.com
CRC CATEGORIES: Communication (CM)
Project Kaleidoscope & The Independent Colleges Office – Washington, DC ON-GOING
This Washington DC office in the higher education field is looking for a full-time summer intern. Project Kaleidoscope, an advocacy group for undergraduate science education, is an organization that emphasizes federal grand funding for liberal arts colleges. The organization is looking for an intern with excellent writing, computer, and web skills who is interested in higher education issues, particularity related to science. A stipend will be provided in addition to living expenses. If interested, please send a resume to the contact below.
CONTACT: Jeanne L. Narum, Director
EMAIL: jlnarum@ico-dc.com
WEBSITE: www.pkal.org
CRC CATEGORIES: COMMUNICATION – Writing (CM)
The Public Affairs Group, Inc. – Washington DC ON-GOING
Description: The Public Affairs Group, Inc. (PAG) is a strategic communications firm owned by iVillage and is the umbrella title uniting three separate divisions: *The Business Women’s Network, *Diversity Best Practices, and *Best Practices in Corporate Communications. All sects promote and encourage diversity and women in the workplace. PAG’s goal is to provide each student with an experience relevant to their major or area of interest.
Responsibilities: Assist in event planning, verbal/personal interaction with Fortune 500 clients. The work will be detailed and challenging, and will provide first-hand corporate experience. – Experience that could be included in the intern work portfolio.
Requirements: PAG interns should be juniors/seniors (or grad students) who possess excellent oral and written communication skills, have strong on-line and off-line research and organizational skills, pay attention to detail and accuracy, have good decision-making skills, have a strong interest, understanding, and appreciation for women and diversity issues, and a willingness to work independently and as a team.
Application Process: All interested interns should submit a resume, cover letter, two writing samples, and three references: professional, academic, and personal. Apply online at www.tpag.com/intern.
Business Women’s Network (BWN) – The Business Women’s Network focuses on the needs of women in business, nationally and internationally. Throughout various events, activities, and projects they provide women all over the world with opportunities, information, linkages and support. BWN wants to empower business women with the ability to make sound, profitable business decisions, which will ultimately lead to a stronger economy across all corporate and government borders. BWN interns should have an interest in international women’s issues related to business exports and trade.
Diversity Best Practices (DBP) – Diversity Best Practices is a one-stop information center for Diversity and benchmarking. They organize peer-group workshops for their members addressing specific diversity issues (i.e. Mentoring and Leadership, and Multicultural Marketing). They are committed to voice the need to increase equity, equality, advancement, and retention in Corporate America for women and minorities (encompassing not only ethnic groups, but people who have been socially marginalized). Projects include event planning elements for day-long conference and awards dinner, diversity project support, diversity client file organizing, developing a diversity resource library, and organizing special project materials from diversity member files. DBP interns should have well-developed interpersonal skills, professional appearance and manner, is computer literate in Microsoft Word, Outlook, Excel, and Internet applications. Experience with desktop publishing (PageMaker, Quark, PowerPoint) is preferred but not required.
Best Practices in Corporate Communications (BPCC) – Best Practices in Corporate Communications builds relationships and develop innovative solutions, which help member companies utilize and improve communication. Interns can focus, but are not limited to, three areas of interest: research-based (helping to write reports and white papers), technology-based (maintaining the BPCC website – both in content and look), and sales/marketing-based (assisting selling the products and services of BPCC). Projects include conference calls and reports/white papers. Additional responsibilities include assist with sales and marketing efforts, content for the website and BPCC Newsletter, and maintaining database of BPCC Contacts.
CONTACT: Sandy Strzyzewski, Senior Vice President or Maiko Banno
ADDRESS: The Public Affairs Group, Inc.
1990 M Street NW, Suite 700
Washington, DC 20036
PHONE: (202) 466-8209
FAX: (202) 833-1808 (general fax)
(202) 293-3327 Attn: Sandy Strzyzewski
EMAIL: Sandy hr@tpag.com
WEBSITES: www.tpag.com
www.bwni.com
www.diversitybestpractices.com
www.bpincc.com
CRC CATEGORIES: Communication Writing, Marketing/Promotions (CM), Global/intercultural (IP), Management (MA), Gender Issues (GI)
Schwartz (A.E.) & Associates – Boston, MA ON-GOING
A.E. Schwartz & Associates is a small, Boston-based comprehensive management, training, and organizational development/consulting company. Internships focus on the continual development and growth of their organization. The atmosphere is relaxed, focused, practical, hands-on and more of a mentor/partnership approach where each intern will be valued as an active and important team member. Applicants seeking academic credit are welcome. Internships categories include: Graphic Design, Business Technology, Sales and Marketing, Writing and Publishing.
Qualifications: All interns must have excellent communication and organizational skills, ability to work independently and follow through on long-term projects, computer skills, internet knowledge and experience.
Application Process: Send resume and cover letter (subject line: Internship Application) to:
aes@aeschwartz.com,
Check Website for further details: www.aeschwartz.com
CRC CATEGORIES: Arts (AT), Sales and Marketing (SM), Communications Writing (CM) Management (MA)
St. Benedict’s Senior Community - St. Cloud, MN ON-GOING
St. Benedict’s Senior Community Communication Department is looking for an intern for the fall. The intern’s responsibilities will include writing media releases, writing copy for publications, designing an internal newsletter, assisting with special events, assisting in brochure development, assisting with ad development and placement, performing some clerical duties, and completing special projects as assigned. The intern will generally work between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. with flexible hours. There may be occasional evening and weekend hours. Interested students should send a resume and a letter of interest to the contact below. The opportunity is unpaid.
CONTACT: Kelly Ojeda, Director of Marketing and Communications
ADDRESS: St. Benedict’s Senior Community
1810 Minnesota Blvd. SE
St. Cloud, MN 56304
PHONE: (320) 654-2344
EMAIL: ojedal@centracare.com
CRC CATEGORIES: COMMUNICATION – Communication Writing (CM)
St. Cloud Area Chamber of Commerce – St. Cloud, MN ON-GOING
Description: The St. Cloud Area Chamber of Commerce is a private, non-profit professional business association in Central Minnesota. Their mission is to create, enhance, and support a healthy business environment for their 1000+ members. Benefits include opportunities to build a portfolio of published materials, enhance public speaking skills, meet business people, and receive a letter of recommendation if the internship is successfully completed. This internship is unpaid.
Responsibilities: Tasks included with this internship include: writing, preparation of printed material, mailing of newsletters and other communication materials; creating and updating brochures, booklets and handouts; updating the economic development Fact Book; providing input on web site content; participating in meetings, events, and assisting with production of the Chamber’s bi-monthly magazine, Business Central
Requirements: Interns should be working toward a college degree in Communications, English, Marketing, Advertising, or a related field, and have the ability to write using journalism-style format, have an outgoing personality, be organized and reliable, have a car for transportation, and be familiar with Microsoft Office Suite software.
Application Process: To apply send a letter and resume to the contact and address below or send it via email.
CONTACT: Anna McCall
ADDRESS: St. Cloud Area Chamber of Commerce
P.O. Box 487
St. Cloud, MN 56302
EMAIL: amccall@stcloudareachamber.com, indicate “Internship” in the subject line
WEBSITE: www.StCloudAreaChamber.com
CRC CATEGORIES: Communication writing (CM)
St. Cloud Hospital CentraCare Health Systems - St. Cloud, MN ON-GOING
Communications Internship
Responsibilities: Interns work on a wide range of projects including writing media releases, writing copy for hospital publications, designing an internal newsletter, assisting with special events, assisting with brochure development, assisting with ad development and placement, performing some clerical duties and completing special projects as assigned.
Hours: A minimum commitment of 20 hours per week is required generally between 8a.m. to 5p.m... Intern may be asked to work during evenings and weekends to assist with special events and/or tours.
Application Process: Send resume and letter of interest to:
CONTACT: Jeanine Nistler – Communications Director
St. Cloud Hospital
1406 Sixth Ave. N.
St. Cloud, MN 56303-1901
PHONE: 320-251-2700 (ext. 54194)
WEBSITE: www.centracare.com
CRC CATEGORIES: Communication Writing (CM)
Saint John’s Bible – Collegeville, MN ON-GOING
St. John’s University commissions a handwritten Bible and is currently seeking an intern to work with them during the summer. Interns will act as an art courier, transporting original art to a digital imaging laboratory, and securing the art and observing the process of high end digital image capture. Interns will also assist with hospitality to tour groups, provide information and observe and participate in the day to day operations of the project by attending meetings of the Committee on Illumination and Text. This full time, unpaid internship is best suited for students who will be juniors or seniors, majoring in art, art history, communications, theology, or English. If interested please submit a brief letter outlining your interests and expectations with your resume. For more information contact Carol Marrin. E-mail applications will be accepted.
CONTACT: Carol Marrin
ADDRESS: Emmaus 118
St. John’s University
Collegeville, MN 56321
E-MAIL: cmarrin@csbsju.edu
CRC CATEGORIES: (AT) ARTS (CM) COMMUNICATION
SJU - Hill Monastic Manuscript Library (HMML) - Collegeville, MN ON-GOING
The Hill Monastic Manuscript Library is dedicated to the preservation of medieval and renaissance manuscripts for the benefit of future generations. HMML has assembled a collection of approximately 90,000 manuscripts on microfilm, and serves scholars and the general public around the world. They are looking for an intern to work in Ethiopian Cataloguing. Under the guidance of the Cataloguer of Oriental Manuscripts, the student will aid in preparing a final edited copy of the catalogue. In addition to general editorial duties, the intern will: prepare a camera-ready copy for publications; prepare an index for the volume; prepare and correct the copy for eventual electronic publication; prepare the material for eventual inclusion in the Library’s online manuscript catalogue; and undertake occasional reference research in the course of preparing the catalogue. This is a summer paid position.
CRC CATEGORIES: Communication (CM)
Stearns County Department of Human Resources - St. Cloud, MN Paid
Seasonal Administrative Clerk, Attorney's Office ON-GOING
Description: Intern will assist the County Attorney by researching and analyzing assigned projects, compiling reports, assuring coordinated operations and performing functions fo an administrative nature.
Responsibilities: Research, assemble and organize data in written form derived from a variety of original and secondary sources, analyze and prepare data in written form, or for verbal presentation by others, disseminate material and monitor work flow of projects as assigned, assuring timely and coordinated follow up, research, coordinate, and develop a response to concerns brought forth by citizens, law enforcement and community groups related to the County Attorney's Office programs, confer with citizens and others as assigned in researching issues for resolution, assist in the development of procedures for efficient office management and disseminate them as appropriate and assigned, coordinate th recruitment of task force adn advisory committee members as needed, prepare a variety of database information to assist other departments, provide necessary typing, filing and handling of phone, and performs other duties as assigned.
Qualifications: High school diploma/GED plus actively enrolled in an accredited baccalaureate program and between junior and senior years. Interest in criminal justice, corrections, and/or legal advocacy as demonstrated by course(s) of study, internship(s), and volunteer activities, proficient use of Power Point, experience using Microsoft Word, experience working with the general public and responding to inquiries and concerns, and experience coordinating multiple complex tasks in a systematic/methodical manner are pluses. Knowledge of administrative procedures and practices is also desirable.
Application Process: Contact the following contact and/or website for application information:
CONTACT: Stearns County Department of Human Resources
705 Courthouse Square, Room 122
St. Cloud, MN 56303
WEBSITE: www.co.stearns.mn.us/departments/hr/jobs/htm
CRC CATEGORIES: WRITING (CM) MANAGEMENT (MA) (1/07)
Student Paths – Roseville, MN ON-GOING
Student Paths is an energetic company that helps high school students with the transformation from high school to their future. Student Paths is a free program for high schools which receive funding from colleges, financial institutions, and other transition-related organizations. The position is open to juniors/seniors majoring in journalism, mass communications, graphing design, or communications. Internship responsibilities include writing and localizing articles for different markets across the country, assisting the editor with publication layout and design, and building relationships with youth and other organizations. This is a 20-25 hour/week paid position. This is an ongoing opportunity. To apply please send resume and cover letter to the following e-mail or website address:
E-MAIL: cwills@studentpaths.com
WEB SITE: www.studentpaths.com
CRC CATEGORIES: COMMUNICATIONS (CM)
United Way – Greater Twin Cities, MN ON-GOING
The United Way in the Greater Twin Cities is seeking an intern who will assist the caring connection program manager and the caring connection coordinator working with affiliated agencies developing project options and assisting in the writing of project submissions. The intern will plan and coordinate on-site visits with agencies to assist in writing project submissions, gather statistics from agencies, assist in coordinating photography and photo release, and participate in caring connections events and follow-ups as needed. Students majoring in marketing, communications, or social work are encouraged to apply for this internship. Other qualifications include: strong interpersonal communication, leadership, and customer-service skills, proficient in basic Microsoft Office programs. The intern must have a vehicle which will be reimbursed for mileage and parking. This is an on-going internship which begins immediately. The hours for this position are negotiable. To apply, please send a resume to the website below.
WEBSITE: Andersons@unitedwaytwincities.org
CRC CATEGORIES: COMMUNICATION (CM)
WCCO-TV - Minneapolis, MN ON-GOING
WCCO-TV is looking for interns to fill a variety of opportunities. All opportunities are open to juniors and seniors majoring in applicable fields. All interns must work 16 hours a week and receive credit for the internship. All opportunities are unpaid. For more information contact the person listed below on log on to the website. Stories allow the intern to learn the techniques of story-telling, producing and writing. The intern will work directly with Randi Kaye on a flexible schedule.
Entertainment interns will help with book program segments, read proposals, transcribe tapes, evaluate movie clips and perform daily office tasks. Interns may also participate in shoots for entertainment and art stories.
Promotions interns will assign inventory and assist in the production of on-air promotions. Interested students should have writing experience and basic production skills as well as a craving for news and an eye for good television.
Special projects interns will compile stories, log tapes, make copies and assist producers and reporters. This intern will help produce longer, in-depth news, investigative and feature stories that run during the 10 p.m. newscast. Interns are relied on to help maintain the tip line, transcribe videotapes and research stories. The intern will go out in the field with reporters, do anchor read, write and edit your own news story.
Research interns will assist in the creation of presentations and tracking of audience data based on market overnight Nielsen ratings, work on special projects related to news and promotion and help the sales team with research to target advertising clients for the station.
Communications interns will help prepare for and work at station-sponsored events, distribute daily news clips reports and provide station tours. Interns will also assist in fulfilling donation requests, searching for opportunities for station involvement and writing press releases.
General news interns will answer the assignment desk phone, take viewer comments and story ideas, and set up interviews. As a part of the internship interns may have the chance to go out on news stories to observe news crews.
Sports interns will be responsible for monitoring sports feeds, logging tapes, searching for file tape and assisting with administrative duties. Interns need to be available to work on a Friday, Saturday or Sunday.
Sales interns will create sales proposals and media kits, coordinate sales/marketing events, use research to develop leads for sales/marketing campaigns, help produce on-air commercial spots, gather spot elements, log tapes, search for file tape and assist with other administrative duties.
Web development interns will help develop and maintain wcco.com. Interested students should have experience in advanced HTML coding, Java Script, VBA and Flash.
Weather interns will work in the 4 Warn Weather Center to help meteorologists prepare for weathercasts. Interested students must have an understanding of meteorology and experience with graphics.
CONTACT: Jennifer Kasel
WCCO TV
90 S. 11th Street
Minneapolis, MN 55403
PHONE: (612) 330-2573
WEBSITE: www.wcco.com, go to ‘about us’ and then click on ‘internships at wcco’
CRC CATEGORIES: COMMUNICATION - Communication Writing (CM), COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS (CI), SALES AND MARKETING (SM)
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Bill Communications, Inc. - Minneapolis, MN
Bill Communications, Inc. is in search of an editorial intern for Training Magazine to work with them during fall semester 2001. This position is responsible for performing administrative duties as well as limited writing, editing, and researching either his/her own assignments or those of other staff.
CRC CATEGORIES: Communication (CM)
Blandin Foundation – Grand Rapids, MN
Blandin Foundation’s mission is to strengthen rural Minnesota communities. The agency concentrates on programs and grants committed to the health and economic viability of its home area. An intern will be responsible for conducting research on rural media including surveys and interviewing to assess needs and interests for program design, researching and helping evaluate various instructional design strategies, and assisting communications staff with other duties as needed. The intern must commit at least 20 hours per week between June 1st and August 30, 2004. A stipend of $7,500 is available as is housing. If interested, please send a resume by May 5, 2004 to Janet Borth via email.
CRC CATEGORIES: COMMUNICATION – Writing (CM)
CONTACT: Janet Borth
PHONE: 1-877-882-2257
EMAIL: jlborth@blandinfoundation.org
Blazing Adventures – Snowmass Village, CO
Blazing Adventures is seeking 3-4 interns for the summer of 2004. Internship opportunities are available in reservation/sales, group services, and river guide interns. The ideal intern should possess a clear understanding of what he or she wants and needs to accomplish during their internship. This is a 40-45 hours per week paid position. To apply, one must submit, in writing, the following: a current resume, at least three work related references, a list of potential projects, objectives, expectations, desired experiences, and beginning and ending dates for the internship. Application deadline is April 15, 2004. If interested, use the contact information below.
CONTACT: Teresa Haller
Controller
ADDRESS: Blazing Adventures
PO Box 5068
Snowmass Village, CO 81615
PHONE: (970) 923-4544
(800) 282-RAFT (7238)
WEBSITE: www.blazingadventures.com
CRC CATEGORIES: (CM) COMMUNICATION
BlueCross BlueShield of MN – Eagan. MN
BlueCross BlueShield of MN has an internship available within their public relations team. The intern will provide support to the communication consultants and senior communication consultants. Strong interpersonal skills are required to successfully manage multiple assignments while working closely with others. The intern will be accountable for writing news releases, writing news articles and other communications for internal audiences, assisting the media relations coordinator in scanning newspapers and on-line media for health care news, evaluating media clippings as part of a BlueCross media relations campaign, and conducting research for public relations staff as part of communication planning efforts. The intern must be a college student majoring in communications or related subject and have a GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale. Previous experience and interest in health care along with previous design and layout experience are all helpful but not necessary. The intern must also demonstrate personal computer skills and the willingness to learn software tools such as Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, and Excel. During the summer the intern will work full-time, 40 hours/week, and part-time, 20 hours/week during the school year. This is a paid position ranging at $12-$15 per hour. Apply on-line at www.bluecrossmn.com . Steps to apply are as followed: go to the organization's website, click on "guests", then "job opportunities", and then the category in which the position is in. When applying, the application will ask for the vacancy number which is the code that follows the position title. Human Resources is available to answer questions about this internship.
CONTACT: Hayley Smith or Maggie Grossman
Human Resources Recruiters
ADDRESS: BlueCross BlueShield of MN
3535 Blue Cross Road
Eagan, MN 55122
PHONE: (651) 662-0155
EMAIL: service_hiring@bluecrossmn.com
WEBSITE: www.bluecrossmn.com
CRC CATEGORIES: COMMUNICATION – COMMUNICATION WRITING (CM)
Dominion Management Services – Plymouth, MN
Dominion Management Services, Inc., a national real estate management company located in Plymouth, MN seeks a full-time Human Resources Assistant Intern that will assist their Human Resources Department in the areas of recruiting, applicant testing and other administrative tasks for a 12-week period beginning towards the end of February 2006. This is a paid internship. Website: www.dominiumapartments.com.
Responsibilities: Resume collection, data entry, telephone work, setting up appointments, processing background checks.
Qualifications: Strong organizational, written, communication and problem solving skills, basic understanding of the recruitment process, proficiency in Microsoft Office (Word, Excel and Outlook).
Application Process: Please submit cover letter and resume to:
CONTACT: Dominion Management Services, Inc.
Attn: Tonya Hansen
2355 Polaris Lane North, Suite 100
Plymouth, MN 55447
E-mail: hr@dominiuminc.com
CRC CATEGORIES: Human Resources (HR) Communication Writing (CM) Public Relations CM)
Growth & Justice – Minneapolis, MN
Growth & Justice, a nonpartisan progressive think tank in Minnesota, is currently offering two internships: a fundraising internship and an administrative and policy internship. The fundraising intern will assist in the processing and tracking of contributions made by phone, email and general correspondence; update Growth & Justice information in the database; and maintain fundraising files. The intern will also assist with both individual and foundation giving, participate in public outreach to build support for the organization, coordinate fundraising mailings and events, and assist in foundation research and grant writing. As an intern, the student should be able to juggle multiple tasks and deadlines, while having strong research, writing skills, and experience dealing with the public.
CRC CATEGORIES: COMMUNICATION - Public Relations/Writing (CM)
The administrative and policy intern will update and maintain the Growth & Justice database and website, prepare marketing materials and media packets, monitor policy subjects and pull press clips, assist with the policy and issue research, write policy background papers, and proofread/edit policy journals. The intern should have excellent organizational and computer skills, a strong interest in public policy, politics and/or state government, and an interest in both economic growth and economic justice.
Both internships are unpaid with flexible daytime hours. To apply, submit a resume and cover letter indicating the number of days available to Dan Carroll.
CONTACT: Dan Carroll
ADDRESS: Growth & Justice
2104 Stevens Ave. South
Minneapolis, MN 55404
FAX: (612) 872-8662
EMAIL: info@growthandjustice.org
WEBSITE: www.growthandjustice.org
CRC CATEGORIES: GOVERNMENT (G0)
ImageTrend, Inc. – Lakeville, MN
ImageTrend, Inc. is seeking a technical communication intern for the summer. The intern will develop, write, and edit technical materials and manuals for the company’s specialized online database software. Knowledge of current technology software and trends is a plus for this position. If interested, send a resume and a writing sample to Valerie McBrady at the address below.
CONTACT: Valerie McBrady
ADDRESS: ImageTrend, Inc.
20890 Kenbridge Court
Lakeville, MN 55044
PHONE: (952) 469-1589
EMAIL: vmcbrady@imagetrend.com
CRC CATEGORIES: COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS (CI), COMMUNICATION – WRITING (CM)
INNOVA Marketing – Minneapolis, MN
INNOVA Marketing is seeking an intern to assist in the set up of promotional marketing programs. The internship is set up for college students to gain real life experience in a team environment. The intern will assist with the research and creation of program strategy and calendar, scheduling of program talent, and analysis and evaluation of field packets. The intern should have knowledge of Microsoft Office (Word, Excel and Power Point), strong written and verbal skills, along with strong organizational skills. The internship is a part-time, paid position. If interested, email resume to the contact below. INNOVA requests no telephone calls.
CONTACT: Kim Bourgeois
ADDRESS: INNOVA Marketing
527 Marquette Ave .
Minneapolis, MN 55402
FAX: (952) 944-6616
EMAIL: kbourgeois@innovamarketing.com
WEBSITE: www.innovamarketing.com
CRC CATEGORIES: (CM) COMMUNICATION
Intertech – Inc. – Eagan, MN
Since 1991, Intertech has been delivering workshops to professional developers. They are a Microsoft certified solution provider, a certified Sun authorized Java center, and regular presenter at Microsoft’s and Sun’s Regional offices. In 1998, Intertech was nominated for the Small Business of the Year. The internship is an excellent opportunity for the right individual, with potential for growth and training to build your sales skills. Call on customers and prospects to invite them to attend free seminars and technical briefings; and learn about technology and the world of eBusiness. Prior phone experience is helpful, and an upbeat, positive attitude is essential. They will train you in the rest. This position is ideal for a junior or senior in college or someone who wants a job - - just not full-time. Intertech offers a generous hourly salary plus a bonus.
CRC CATEGORIES: Communication/Public Relations/Advertising/Marketing (CM)
Itasca State Park – Park Rapids, MN
Itasca State Park is offering two internship positions for the summer of 2004. These interns will assist the Itasca Park Naturalist in documenting and archiving Itasca State Park’s historic artifacts and documents. The interns will also assist in conducting oral histories, recording interpretive programs, and arranging for transcribing. Additional experience may be gained in display development, resource inventories, research, writing, planning, resource management, park programming, and/or park enforcement. Formal and on-the-job training programs are provided for these tasks. Applicants should have completed their sophomore year. Interns majoring in history are most desirable, but other majors will be considered, such as biology, environmental education, or natural resources management. Interns must have genuine interest and enjoyment in working with the public and in the outdoors. Both positions begin late May and run through Labor Day, 40 hours per week. These are paid internships at $7.40 per hour. Housing is available at Itasca State Park at approximately $30-$40 a month. To apply, contact the cooperative education or placement office via phone or send a letter of interest, resume, and transcript to Itasca Park Naturalist by April 30, 2004. Interviews will be held by phone or in person.
CONTACT: Sue Jessee
Park Naturalist
ADDRESS: Itasca State Park
36750 Main Park Drive
Park Rapids, MN 56470
PHONE: (218) 266-2111
EMAIL: sue.jessee@dnr.state.mn.us
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CONTACT: Bryce W. Anderson
ADDRESS: DNR-Parks
2115 Birchmont Beach Road NE
Bemidji, MN 56601
PHONE: (218) 755-2869
FAX: (218) 755-4024
EMAIL: bryce_anderson@dnr.state.mn.us
CRC CATEGORIES: COMMUNICATIN WRITING (CM) HISTORY (HI)
Loft Literary Center – Minneapolis, MN
There are 3 internships currently available at the Loft Literary Center. The first one is a Marketing and Membership Internship. This intern assists the Loft’s Marketing and Membership Director with a variety of special projects and routine tasks.
The second internship is a Write On Radio! Intern The Write On Radio! Intern will assist with various aspects of the Loft’s weekly, hour-long radio program, Write On Radio!, which airs Thursdays at 11:a.m. on KFAI-FM (90.3 FM in Minneapolis, 106.7 FM in St. Paul.)
The final intern is A View from the Loft Intern. A View from the Loft is the Loft’s monthly magazine. This intern would assist the editorial team with a variety of projects and special tasks, including: researching literary and publishing magazines for listings in the "overview", inputting submitted articles, proofreading and fact-checking articles and columns, assembling monthly mailings, and contacting authors and publicists and for photos and bios.
CRC CATEGORIES: Communication/Public Relations/Advertising/Marketing (CM)
Minnesota Association for Volunteer Administration (MAVA) – MN
The MAVA is a statewide professional association for individuals working with volunteers or directing volunteer programs. The MAVA is seeking an intern to assist the association’s communications committee in implementing media outreach, researching and developing website content and writing articles for publications across Minnesota. Interns will work with association members to identify news, write and place releases across Minnesota, identify opportunities to communicate to the public on issues involving volunteerism, research professional standards and trends in volunteerism, and assist with annual reports. This is a 12-15 hours per week commitment, 160 hours for the semester. There is a $500 stipend for this internship. If interested, send a cover letter, resume, and writing sample to Kimberlyf@braininjurymn.org.
PHONE: (612) 238-3234
EMAIL: Kimberlyf@braininjurymn.org
CRC CATEGORIES: COMMUNICATION – Writing (CM)
Minnesota Zoo Foundation- Apple Valley, MN
Description: The Minnesota Zoo Foundation is looking for an intern who will work 16 hours per week from September to November. The internship will help the student gain knowledge by providing a range of support services to the Foundation, including administrative support, project coordination, assisting with the crucial fundraising work of the Minnesota Zoo Foundation’s Special Events, Animal Sponsorship program, Annual Fund campaign and Corporate Circle campaign. This is an unpaid position.
Responsibilities: The intern will assist the Individual Giving Manager with projects related to the Friends Society, assist the Corporate and Foundation Relations Manager with projects related to the Corporate Circle, assist in planning and coordination of fundraising events, including the Beastly Ball black-tie gala, assist with Animal Sponsorship program fulfillment, maintain silent auction database and continued year round solicitation effort.
Requirements: Strong organization and communication skills, excellent attention to detail, able to work independently with supervision and assistance, experience working with The Raiser’s Edge or Auction Tracker database systems (preferred but not required).
Application Process: Please send resume and cover letter to the email below.
CONTACT: April Barfknecht
EMAIL: April.barfknecht@mnzoo.org
CRC CATEGORIES: Communication Writing, Public Relations (CM), Management (MA)
Muscular Dystrophy Association – Edina, MN
The Muscular Dystrophy Association is a non-profit organization that is looking for a motivated, talented and outgoing young individual to assist in grant writing. Please direct questions, comments, and interest to the contact below.
CONTACT: Trendy Stanchfield
Regional Director
ADDRESS: Muscular Dystrophy Association
4350 W. 77th St. #132
Edina, MN 55435
PHONE: (952) 896-6226
E-MAIL: tstanchfield@mdausa.org
CRC CATEGORIES: (CM) COMMUNICATION
National MS Society- Minneapolis, MN
Description: The National MS Society is looking for an intern who will work 15-20 hours per week from the beginning of September through November. The internship will help the intern gain knowledge by networking with other non-profits and companies. The intern will plan and implement a convention and trade show. This is an unpaid position.
Responsibilities: The intern will assign spaces and manage vendor needs at the trade show, manage and help designers with convention print materials, write and edit news releases for marketing materials, and perform other tasks as needed.
Requirements: Interest in convention and trade show planning, and marketing, excellent writing and editing skills, able to work alone, and proficient in Microsoft Office.
Application Process: Please send resumes to the email address below.
CONTACT: Diane Bellows
EMAIL: dbellows@mssociety.org
CRC CATEGORIES: Communication Writing, Public Relations (CM), Event Planning (EP)
Northwest Airlines – Eagan, MN
Northwest Airlines is offering a part time or full time internship. The intern will be responsible for the following: maintaining contact with vendors, establishing and maintaining database for vendors, corresponding with employees/retirees, and answering any questions they may have. The intern should have excellent communication skills, knowledge of management and marketing skills, familiarity with Macs and PCs, and have completed two years of college. The airlines will compensate with domestic coach tickets for the intern. Please submit a cover letter and resume by mail, e-mail, or fax to:
CONTACT: Patty Martinez
ADDRESS: Northwest Airlines
Department A1305
2700 Lone Oak Parkway
Eagan, MN 55121
FAX: (612)726-3942
E-MAIL: Patty.Martinex@nwa.com
CRC CATEGORIES: COMMUNICATION (CM)
Plus Relocation Services – St. Louis Park, MN
PLUS Relocation Services is a location management company that works with corporations (like eBay, Xcel Energy, SuperValu and Lutheran Brotherhood) to design and implement their relocation policies and programs. Currently, they are working on expanding their global services to deliver more and better services to their customers and their transferees. This project involves researching country-specific information that applies to expatriates and their families, creating a database of this research, and designing a one-on-one counseling presentation using PowerPoint. This is an unpaid internship with flexible hours. The intern could work half or full days. PLUS is willing to work with the student's schedule and also will work with students wanting to earn academic credit. The contact for this internship is a CSB Alum, Tara (Kill) Anderson, '99.
CRC CATEGORIES: Communication/Public Relations/Advertising/Marketing (CM)
Residential Services of Northeastern Minnesota, Inc. - Duluth, MN
RSI’s mission is to provide innovative services to support the lives of people with disabilities. They are in search of an intern who will develop a community recreation manual for people with disabilities. The manual will assist staff, clients, and other organizations and private users in choosing appropriate activities for people of various abilities. This is a paid position.
CRC CATEGORIES: Communication (CM)
Safe Schools/Healthy Students - St. Cloud, MN
Safe Schools/Healthy Students is looking for up to three students to fill paid public relations/marketing/and communication internships. The opportunity is targeted toward students who are looking to specialize in brand development and social marketing. Safe Schools/Healthy Kids works to address issues of school safety, emotional health and education for youth and their families. The internship will last from three to six months and may be extended. The interns will be responsible for assisting and project coordinator and other communication team members in marketing/public relations/communications efforts; writing press releases, public service announcements, letters, memos, magazine articles, brochure, Web site and program copy; planning promotions; assisting with media contacts; assembling press kits, updating and maintaining media lists and editorial calendars; labeling photo and videos; submitting event information to appropriate Web sites; gathering information for production of press releases; contacting artists’ representatives for publicity materials; tracking all media coverage and assisting with the social marketing campaign. The work schedule will be 10-20 flexible hours per week and credit must be earned. CONTACT: Michael Quesnell, Safe Schools/Healthy Students Project Coordinator
ADDRESS: Safe Schools/Healthy Students
233-12th Avenue South
St. Cloud, MN 56301
PHONE: (320) 252-2231 ext. 3072
FAX: (320) 529-4322
EMAIL: michael.quesnell@isd742.org
WEBSITE: www.isd742.org/sshs
CRC CATEGORIES: COMMUNICATION – Communication Writing (CM), SALES AND MARKETING (SM)
The Salt Institute for Documentary Studies - Portland, ME
The Salt Institute for Documentary Studies is offering a semester internship for students interested in learning how to document contemporary Maine in photography, nonfiction writing or radio. The documentations tell stories and preserve the culture of Maine through discovering people who live there. The student may have his or her work considered for publication in Salt magazine, exhibited in the Salt Gallery or on the Salt website. For further information, contact Donna Galluzzo.
CONTACT: Donna Galluzzo, Director
ADDRESS: The Salt Institute for Documentary Studies
110 Exchange Street
PO Box 7800
Portland, ME 04112-7800
PHONE: (207) 761-0660
FAX: (207) 761-2913
EMAIL: info@sald.edu
WEBSITE: www.salt.edu
CRC CATEGORIES: COMMUNICATION – Writing (CM)
School Start – St. Paul, MN
School Start is a non-profit organization that is helping to launch over 20 metro area charter schools. The organization is currently seeking an intern to conduct educational policy research and to help new schools with grants and other initiatives. This is an unpaid internship and is an opportunity to gain experience and knowledge in the educational field. The intern should have excellent writing and editing skills, research skills, and an interest in educational policy issues and charter schools. This is a 20-40 hours per week position. To apply, please send a cover letter, resume and references to Howard Carlson by November.
CONTACT: Howard Carlson
ADDRESS: School Start
1217 Bandana Blvd. N.
St. Paul, MN 55108
PHONE: (612) 799-8797 (cell-preferred)
(651) 842-4243 (School Start office)
FAX: (651) 647-8888
EMAIL: hcarlson@schoolstart.org
CRC CATEGORIES: COMMUNICATION – Writing (CM)
Sincere Pursuits, LLC – North Branch, MN
Sincere Pursuits, LLC is offering an internship with a flexible, three month commitment. The article research and writing intern will research article submission guidelines and write articles for submission on new MN Corporations. The intern will be responsible for complying with all confidentiality policies and procedures of Sincere Pursuits, while ensuring that research is being done completely and professionally. As an intern, the student will increase his/her knowledge and skills in professional writing, receive recognition for published articles, and get the opportunity to work independently and creatively while using skills acquired in college. The intern should be able to work 20 hours per week within the position. Contact Julie Lane-Anderson for more information.
CONTACT: Julie Lane-Anderson
EMAIL: simplify02@aol.com
WEBSITE: www.talk-aboutit.com
CRC CATEGORIES: COMMUNICATION – Writing (CM)
State Farm Insurance Companies – Woodbury, MN
CSB/SJU students have interned at this site in the past. Contact the organization directly for information on current opportunities.
CRC CATEGORIES: COMMUNICATION (CM)
Stearns Electric Association – Melrose, MN
CSB/SJU students have interned at this site in the past. Contact the organization directly for information on current opportunities.
CRC CATEGORIES: COMMUNICATION (CM)
Training Magazine – Minneapolis, MN
There is an immediate opening for an Editorial Intern on Training Magazine to work with them during the summer (2001). This position is responsible for performing administrative duties, as well as limited writing, editing and researching either their own assignments or those of staff members. Administrative duties include: coding copy for transition from PC environment to Mac, mail dissemination, mass mailings, management of the general editorial email box, mailing and soliciting books in conjunction with the managing editor, copying, etc. This position provides clerical support for editorial staff and editorial services for customers. This is a paid position. This offering comes from a CSB alum.
CRC CATEGORIES: Communication/Public Relations/Advertising/Marketing (CM)
The Wrestling Mall News – Minneapolis, MN
TheWrestlingMall.com, the leading amateur wrestling web site on the internet, is looking for an aspiring sports writer who wants an opportunity to be a big part of the busy upcoming college wrestling season. The company is looking for a person who can come into their Minneapolis headquarters between 3-5 days per week for 2-4 hours per day to help compile and enter results, write feature stories, and cover dual meets. The intern will also have an opportunity to travel and cover events such as the Big Ten Tournament, National Duals, Midlands Tournament and the NCAA Nationals. A stipend/college credit is available, and the intern will get paid for writing feature stories on a per story basis. This position starts immediately, and runs through the wrestling season, which wraps up near the end of March. For more information use the contact information below.
CONTACT: Matt Krumrie
PHONE: (612) 333-9950
E-MAIL: info@thewrestlingmall.com
CRC CATEGORIES: (CM) COMMUNICATION
Von Meyer Publications, Inc. – St. Joseph, MN
Von Meyer Publications, Inc. is looking for a student interested in working as a part-time intern for the summer that could lead to a full-time position upon finishing college. The intern will primarily assist the Owner/Publisher with sales and advertising and other duties as assigned. The intern should be a team player, have excellent written and oral communication skills, ability to multi-task and make deadlines, and experience with MAC computers. This is a 20+ hours per week position. If interested, please contact Peggi Gohman or Janelle Schneekloth at the address below.
CONTACT: Peggi Gohman or Janelle Schneeklot
ADDRESS: Von Meyer Publishing Inc.
32 1st St. Ave. NW, P.O.Box 324
St.Joseph, MN 56374
PHONE: (320) 363-7741
CRC CATEGORIES: COMMUNICATION – COMMUNICATIONS WRITING (CM)